ETFs revive bitcoin with $258M inflows. Are institutional investors preparing the next move? Analysis.
Bitcoin shows bold strength in adoption. Institutions, banks, states, merchants, everyone is getting into BTC. Yet, its price remains 50% below its all-time high. A troubling dichotomy that raises an essential question: is the market underestimating what is really happening?
Bitcoin wavers at a pivotal moment. As Wall Street opens lower and gold falls, the leading crypto dangerously slides towards $60,000, under the combined pressure of traditional markets and a major technical signal. The loss of a long-term support revives bearish scenarios, with some traders already mentioning a return to $45,000. Between chart fragility and macroeconomic nervousness, BTC enters a turbulent zone that could redefine the trajectory for the coming weeks.
Stripe could acquire PayPal, merging technological innovation and a massive user base to establish itself as a key player in digital payments and cryptocurrencies.
The Ethereum Foundation has stepped up its involvement in decentralized finance, committing new resources to its DeFipunk initiative even as ETH trades under pressure. The move comes at a time when Ethereum’s price structure remains weak, with sellers in control across several timeframes. While market sentiment leans bearish, the foundation appears focused on shaping the long-term direction of DeFi within its ecosystem.
Tokens 2025 end up in the scrapyard: -71% median. Meanwhile, Coinbase and Circle stocks are flying off the shelves. Institutions change their business. Logical.
A solo miner used rented on-demand hashrate to mine a rare Bitcoin block, earning 3.125 BTC worth around $200,000.
The Ethereum Foundation stakes 70,000 ETH and becomes a validator. A strategic turning point that could change the balance of the Ethereum market.
Is artificial intelligence devouring the tech industry from the inside? The discreet launch of a tool by Anthropic was enough to cause billions of dollars in stock market losses. And this may just be the beginning.
